Have you ever been drowning in fabric? It may be a happy way to go, but sometimes I'm overwhelmed by the amount of quilts I have unstarted, in process, or in my drawing pad.
How will I ever finish them all???
When I was on vacation in Florida earlier this year, I found the answer:
My Fabric Acquisition is no longer Beyond my Life Expectancy*. I'll be forever young and will be able to quilt forever!
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*FABLE = Fabric Acquisition Beyond Life Expectancy.
How will I ever finish them all???
When I was on vacation in Florida earlier this year, I found the answer:
My Fabric Acquisition is no longer Beyond my Life Expectancy*. I'll be forever young and will be able to quilt forever!
_____
*FABLE = Fabric Acquisition Beyond Life Expectancy.
6 comments:
And you brought some back for all of your fabricholic friends, right? I always call my stash STABLE: Stash Accumulation Beyond Life Expectancy -- think I like FABLE better!
FYI: it was warm and gross. I'm helping you by not giving it to you. You are welcome.
ha ha......good to know....lol
I guess I'll finally be able to finish all of the hand appliqué quilts I've started!
Wait, I tell folks to keep up their stash acquisition -- think of it as retirement investing! I did ok acquiring fabric before retiring but I failed to get pieces for backings. So, I buy backings, white on whites and a few fun fabrics. My focus now is finishing UFOs. I'm making some progress actually. I like your new look.
Bonnie,
Trust me, I haven't stopped buying fabric; I've just devised a plan to live forever and use every last thread!
My new look? It is my new "It's hot and sunny in Florida and I have to wear a big ol' hat because my pasty white skin is delicate" hair-do.
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